https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/d6ba7b116fbb1dea181c627537041f1d.pdf c42d597373b4dc614b53ed340484dd13 PDF Text Text FRIEOTNDH,FES ATMPNRDCE EAMEN. HOXOLUIA', SA.Si)\Vl'.Ml OAIIIJ, SA TU:tl).\ ISLANDS, JU.\£ V, No. VI. 1841, I, 53 Vol. 11. ut tt'iil number, Dier of iblt.itlt i.iii almost luay l llit: -t n niti-.i ot' the Friend ■ hit 'I .ml ii-, "■ i eiis \.i ' ! '• .-. ■ uin'.il '■'» .1 : vv.rt ■ cr . i I l-1.i1. ,(. ili: ilo !'■■ -t ti-.i •iv I'il.tl.ll'a will liy jliiin PITCAIRN'I S SLAND. readers The " i'.i.. i.. i : i ot Island, old an ti:- ■ utile boon ure.-etiletl lv *"11 j■ -. il .■ uriiu.iii.t it ti.i' iiiloriuuliou ih.il in ill jm.'i,: . - iniiy i.. ii.ti -j i i\ <!i M'tCS tl.;' Ilill ill t i • ihip i-ii ' i.t' I in i I in..i, ilie ii. .- Al'in In- 1.-: id id at :,-; ti two d i I :- lie l.i . , 111 t r ...' lio vv id ii'.n . . incij. . p< ie i a.- i-.\|.l tl .nit j fliit.-t In tin ;l i\ Ins v.i IS tl.i: lltilll t: - ml nn 1..i" I'm suiii'd tlicy for icitty ..-.ttii'i •• iiiiti t.s i k .it .- i.t hvu ton Island is ah Pitcsirn's about 'and and rich, very wood, Oc adii|itetl I'm- is coast ■rhich nl'ov to all islanil s;;l In •'■ av\ an al nue nost :-'i thu jßounty, ali f.iii mt ' the bread fruil i ito t.. under tho Li t S'l nl till about was Throughout aotd the crew, length, just home, course of a voyage 111, had :r for (he Impend Islands. his plan Just as in execution, it a days was was ii male he and il tin vi! I ; t». >; .s to From that . Imrged built ii lii bet in >; had j the 111 c if y. i! ti . •it ( to than the islands. were ied, but at shitosl : i . are iiiake us ii •; -. i ... tn i. :, tat iii ;, d to lie native was in '■'.. ii iiimtkr surprised more dwellings '>'.'. ii ■ it seems : some tvhii h 1 then Ii!1!-. in the natives . i i -. living. i. 't a < of the y i*i hud ' . ii cum: to ;■ .1 re in le, and tLf rett i ,ai an ;• iii ol 'the s to ascer- see In the and neighboring from the down ti with Ii years rity, when lite whites v, ?t sought ,tlic native October, the iii (•:: John wi men surviving wicked men. some tilling, inji . i lerabie rose but n was on then Adams pros? the on The ur. and tlie in third lime w ere Two £uarreJsoaNa, One of them named M'Coy, the process of after many espeiin ol en other and several children. mulinceis re. killed remained with d thei . Fi ii. ; ie iihl.\ c the whites, There knowledge of and ith a || -. 1, llie hit ft men ;.;1 '] 1,, i . ■ licv iii\ ktl opportunity This in. 17:1.1. island men, ten had it , i native an ',■ t «u native murdered ntiil ■ tin' native women, widowi ol talis!ion 'i was J) '- r, it' hr up. nt It c. ship into ti.i u (sent pi toi ! with irn's J : t. the run In they i . .ii tn 1 il ~. bui d reri Bou tins i ill' iped thi ship •' apthat Bci chi .1 to !!'• nl of ceil i r :i;.(. knowli some from I uuti ti'.cii ril ci lie i. It \ r cuius, two rtoes bringing I'd iintl In: (i.e. v. I ■ 5, Island, and uninhabited. constructed of the miles he Bay," ty ii! d :■ plantations, neatly two to ;;t i iniug gui '• but !:;■ s. learnt s was had It.: receive, thauklul." Adams." !.:i - of tuna tin re, which hand. sluvi inliolii:ed. WSS regular When about saw 11, island ! mitli, king tun thai pail the in!; ml t I it'ctiit ship Briton, Island, s "J. ii • i.t yti iru t. ;.; lllil- i in tti:iv ( ii, going mutineers nl' ft I'ii-.iiiti's lint of tins, Sii . - lalnnds mi the of 111.1 l » 11.. * pleasing ;it we ill r- - d the ,. on . ile fiinj; Ci ;-t. discovi English Fitcairn'a cut they j .-■ and icera and vi; tr d< ;tt!i, « 1. wits •', alter vents scattered with huts put suggested to''shore, i '.'. Willi l.i-s. ci five psrd mutineers nt-ilit, It.: hove laid r r it.il little u provisions UD, list' ut volii ;i and surprise uot the atiy alarmed on;'<•■ uunl the iv IS Boston, the the morning, i only ouo changed an ■■ mi indietuiuut; .;.' Marquugns with ,- Ihe was of Staines ■i i io J I t.i itued i put afterwards ,i- the tain whether the (he So- about '• i tttii 11111 111 is! struma ii where . in ii sailing appear that he had hesrsl of the report mad' in the the by Cajit. Folger? for ou arriving ofling, raft which' lar.d on in wen of in the I'.JI in n tweuli sears, and ~ts ies, i .'vt ol purpose, his he on t.i hardly the of this, ship, . m displeasure Inconsequence provided eve of ,ii tti d iii pt ehei ■ • . i ■!■ ere u tecuted. t ■ time, ns pnz oi . fi.i.i . can ( Ab l. C place, took the d foi mitiu .'Mr. Christian, a the remainder of ciety the were lit . they 'i .. j of these p. i. Apiil us ~ r j.I I v.i.i i ..ti C linn directed !<>* in iv i' und veen ton determined to leave the In: in a i two and tL-li difficulty li-Il unl :' introduce •: the His go'below, In u having t i v., ti acq , i: i thri vari . wet i.v • . i tour were ii this distance ol they which, ship, Captain. as at t ; ofpl.-.utt return, tie.'vi lined aseert of the the llcction c to had existed standings f»r his completed Bhgh | ci- t. . uroftii : , IT:;?, I me i ; I , . in-.-: iv i lb in ll.e smi Cnnt. officers mi da . . ■ . il hiti, Hie utln re, Hi eyt-India 1 Dec. tti i . Hit S. lie is*, 'i i.t ■'., •. \ ii of ig futiiteen a: allorded < > i. ing e-ver- into ill-' i >' n i m trniiiied .I .i liiunAlier i. uiutinei •■ ~ ■::: . . laud, having i. ;:;■; Ii the when it, v., ii" slum ills; In Young," liuttinceis. yoittig ii interest ii-. ~; v, . atched (tend : I kill With , si of. ■i'.- I ii. . lb ■ >, ■ at - r comtnand of < sailed from Loud roc!;s . i he bavric of ol mate mutineers. tin: "Cioorge the fi. . " ami I uu- to licatil not llic- . » as . ■ '.'. ;; i the shin B'liinl ' '.I vi . . government b ivii g d . ys, and |>i:l ;•• t'ttj t; its ' (Ja branching ■ in 1 te b used '■ thi 'I .1 ■ wi . i..' Cnpl i.., lives, :mi circumstance ol' to lii foruiiilabi'.: thickly j.i- is I tutc lif ye t.i a ■; ti'iti . '...',• with s. -, ncn v. . n - J I Ii is: with rays ni' has shelter me re red ■ ; si in luil pri alford burning hui i long nil ivilh •■■ a bases greens, : • i'.>r ti.tii mil c ; I'.vl'i of all fringed to sent no. The mostly the lie t:n s'-.'tn every the L\ ml broad. is mi. productions their I 111 I'acilie oil it lilies under and in cies miles' three ' '.'.l'm,.. of r istian,'' l.i sill ihi' ii, lite Kin.ll of the mono uuti island, In isti:. rope end October ( ,-. li.t- tt vvus i' . nr 'liuvi-id i, .... i ia niii.t • piopcr- lirlv- on i Auei ii of tb landed I.;;',;,:;! abui, i i. livt-s liitre; . !■:-■ ~;:i.,l ifttdi iitul !_), tti 'i iie inyslciy. ii ami tlicli, Oil in limiti- ii.-; itll, « listoll- crew good heme vmi compiled - nl ! Uit-lii it • til in- .villi tlie d : ■',! f.ulil n't i :.s nlong- lllC Ills ill nut niifl it, up VV.i.s nnd s itlstilllth '•'. Htis Uiiilt ti.il in V> v\ :<■ Pitcairn'sIsland. 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Mr. liy ■ in l ititrn- • I,i eiilk-euiMi in' ;ii (111 i'neiidl) |sl.ti t-;l. - 11. Ii li lilt: !....: . .- i; i i> i . ■ .-■ i-- -.--.-::. obtain. i;- in' .i -• :• it- lli,- '. ii 111 i The liligti. ij.|. i,- -7. I i.t. .:u litjto Unit :•» y ' \ pi'Oj ii . : Illtll . ... S to the lliat tilt; llllt bill:.cii, :li> j.-r.ivl '■ .1 dueed. The BiitUhGovernment having I ; in '• . inui'i i , nul \ .\l lm i.. i . . I!■ ii • ■ I 'i I :,...- ..; ;. lain :.; iii' liialui) nti'iccr ti',- .;t . . !|,.|C. cii cairn*s !, 1 , h ■< . it: \ :t tn (nl . • ii •, ents he dissue- �TWE 54 ceedtd in obtaining intoxicating an drinkina/it freely, and and threw himself from His wicked ed. lost having his refused being on them both, and for infant their of both, were which resolved days companions, males who had them, and remainder'of the with together instruction on other and their laudable after the (he % than to ever hiioTformed. died all nnd nine; favorable as ple and was had produced The then nineteen seven only man, and their exam- effects which much so astonished those who discovered tjie colony. In 182-5, the island, vi«ited sixty-six five native Adams, with children. the at the perand women, married and young persons, togethcr Beechy consisted of colony . viz: ■ sixty Capt. when unmar- Adams age of the died he am you is and and of many parents their teach to of own rending, writing our a great the to case and home, what is see the death of Kver since up of the minister grief at meet- Sunday We shall esteem it society very entirely given are will represent be done. John Adams, I may safely say religion has been The Island contains one decline. a on hundred and follows: John ' c colony increased, were Martha to Charlotte Charles Evans of One of the Bounty's about to fifty marry—say in there for six are wanting twenty blls., they here. laying ns; inadequate habitants, nnd iy accepted itish measure an signed are no was their corrupted. teen quested short. were morals They liseases new be allowed to for The ma'n- were were to by a Tahiti. different of their number died. to whole made them embarked Tahitiana and We the in from some also and them, They return, and at- re- were well arc power if but to send pens, it will when mon Islands. Huf- Ships thirty- writing, on—nil some , never to buyers But ol quantity the natives Ist, High drink rum; be can no provided Horn;" and send their was vessel to going study and ha Kuiniinist! and wwnng-paper almost a man arc farming The the car- enjoy preaching How can twice of the the to be prevail a com- truly, d v hvungehcal KpifeosvNittfl, "secular,' wi;h die , brethren, quiet ol Schism. i Uon't rend ofChiisiss ihebeginnine ofthe nnd of devoutly pri.y Hod to sift the delusiveness and KomaniMn of prelacy tell lint the arrognnce, ol' our land Be nothing. cinnot now even vie oat its hngon million! walls, painting, a lull man; man while sounder ing currency gone stiength advocates too wtt ilsown by seem subject End-of-tlte K'o'H-iini,- limit itums; lo hnltl feci seems why, unless too pro;.il too recant, Jot Smith Co.—This or from Havre way Oct. 10.—As I '.use hit at now 111 ; I heart is hasaeceptcd Ih« office < f Soc'y, and is now on a to New York. at odd limes, I wiile write, glance I may what see 1 h numerical- no surd; so have— heard doibtlc" various sources, the last has been out-pouring; have the human total depravity is too w ii 7ih, Rkvivals.—Asyouhavc the ff i's own, at Niiuvoo, it is bee of the For. Evangelical r-ec you of i'» sone should be ger worse. h:h. The Pev E. N. Sawtell I while that the world suite wrathy — fin.oicnl so or-dyinc; slavery uregain- lo know not I'm. of in this country. burn up yet. MortMONisM. with s:h, on glorify both to dend ultraisin Mii.i.fhism. —or, 4lh, irly Ne up chinl- more richer finish nnd the Designed the viewson and going York. the tnosi! Abolitionism.—lts 3d, edifice to have Designed better in the U S. steeple ion! new at the head ot Wall St., !\evv id-way, at least hulfa (iod Church—A Trinity 2d, Bm of the avvondeifiil >i These tloly Spirit f.om revivals great solemnity, depih of convictions and clearness of conversions: consequenthave been devoid of morbid excitement, and been characterized by ly, they heilthful very in iheir The churches have T imp Bth, ciple and weight work, as listing High has in steadily directed, Sailors, the Hth, even make. improvement. grow has had edveSMHHset glo- rnin-o'-warVniCn a a mill; The Long good; on yet there branches, faces are the is a growing short, ing long a you leu steady and healthful the gain U.P., in the the amount of rls to rise siill Missions —This subject the know Temperance about 14.000 member*. heart, as well as in destined,as it deserves, strong hold are en- mr! you Marine mind and receipts. It is 111 li, Foreign this and Missions. Home subject prin- |din , Business. —In its various 10th, this community. acccaaiaaa onw enlerpri/e, wi'h and short purses the on —Si much of character have to move it rious resnlio. influence gainedUuluible FRANCE. higher. has also sympathies, prayers nndenorts of Board (a. b. c. f. m ) has been The gain in this greatly embarrassed. though obvious, baa not been so manifest I2tb, Th« SbumbW's and indeed it is and Affectionately, Devel- depnrlnieni. as the Home Missions sailor officiates? 'M«st Ami, occur. Episcopacy— Rare enoimnus sin seamlessgarment il.c the religion who is well known on they The entire fuss about ;i guilty lie public and be Sand. denominations,aie out against this oulrniro principles and practices of T'roiesinntß. 'I Ie " llih. aie trying, Wus/t.' Huth! Don't mila: such some very acceptable indeed. The school is maintained by the We day. and your shall the ilie on decided in my thoughts connection of no them down as of piess of nil at hooks fall will this sheet, 1 filling we Uhuhch ; begin. members piece-meal, shall what with hash, opments.—A young man by name Carey, wasord.iiin recently in this city by ItishopOiiderdonk. Now Curt the Most there to c next 1 such disposed clap but topics, /», any ever some bf pentering. Lord's for tl ready three bbls " my to me the forelock I by aid sheets, perhaps names J are as around the are am almost principal employments people. family to to as made up epistle, Yankee a inst., hastily so yourself and ynurgond to time taking call like both agents they Society of this cii y now numbers present; 1801, so shall their were all pledge a and if there apprehen- support of the in- offer however, tlie own, the March and vessel, v, to in acceptable his off nnd sell to fact, males nnd Nobbs, thirty are and tome less. some more In ten Americans. some forbidden are hive ships supplies; There whilst I nnd number; age. nlive, and I should last year, supplies still There J. Evans; —no touching The of years eighty. 1 have mentionedbefore—G. two odds and ends, Persons in rltttneoiis of IM3. the 6th ft has occurred us. nl'inisi sort u Friday, running line, a be Caroline to is women females. twenty to eighty-five age, about be to Christian Youngs wife; Kdward to Adams. eldest native-born, is about : JM'Coja Christian twenty years, thirty. above number; Quint-vl.Jr. Sarah Christian; to Rachel to John to John Adams George Nobbs under twenty years viz that -t Fletcher Quintal; Christian; Quintal; Johu Arthur Matthew Quintal; Margartlt Christian; CORRESPONDENT Yobs, Octobers, —Last neither of this mutter, Young; Dinnh to Mary Young; to D.dly Young; to island might some entertained that the you as names are sellers. As the wrote We and their Quintal Thursday Christian BufTett Twenty fifteen married persons, rum sixty-six I I hs religion scriptures common art nnd arithmetic. missionary that unable entirely fett nnd the children, on far as public school, weekly the great to are children the to for the benefit of me place, perusing favor if I 1844. 9. many thanks for Englishmen living nmongst however, Friend, satisfy endeavor, school-master island, Feb. Island, you for children, several of age ardu- Dear 1 was In this, influence for the who sent present; at NEW-YORK Nkw wife: moment conver- OUR the first take her was taken satisfy your demands, by answering was the vessel and Chap.: return will who work to he year of to in to all widows, the it related those the colony, successful, very powerful a nnd island ages Adaijjs, women was disposed Adams; though the one sion of the native Adams (ho of the whole particularly ous, and about the years of age. forty low not was companion women, of Mrs. between and John patriarch then in year resolutions of population exception children, and a Adams repentance, consisted of nine native with the bis pious Young The you, are Adams, to of the 1800. he did life in about of The loss affliction more them only survivor of the mutineers of Bounty. fcfe Young An asthmatic death of Quintal, nnd the as severe a But es- Sabbath, assisted undertaking. terminated his complaint left greatly fe- They the on survive his repentance. long native The education of days. tolerable, was the misguided them. tablished relfgious services able, The passed sir, —l Island; and I school had Damon, Sf.a. the papers you ings and.particu- the remained with Dear by and penitence, lo Rev. R C. of the upon they devote to they of mind. turn Pi-tcairn's their Adams and survivors of their children and those of their and would that of death., sole deep impression a their and serious a through scenes murder to man American an their native island." to No~2. companions, vile very to the They larly Young, they him now were mutineers. made a safety own colony put Young year 1799, threatened being board on back kill- was have executed bis threat, had probably not the of his one put named Quintal, about demanded the wife of and cliff" and a companion, wife liquor, he became delirious, (!».. TRIENB. years, Arthur Quintal, jr. nt'gA time. Catts*;, In all is coming our cities «•>, up, movements for the benefit of the sons of the tea are cither in conSnccess crowns alt templalion or shccessfbl progress. efforts; and here effects become new mum judicious �and thus, Willi laud's kpioducsofheiolfecls; work is destined ~-i Home Bailor's U gloriously. 10 move on attrading groat blessing, Our iitleiition, and tcliedis p;i: 11 belter generally are tilled, euuiiuuily eriic.icious. Inospb.hde.ics or the Honolulu, fc.blc' Ihivehcaid hut und that 14th, Pourici inyrnind ua cc; to dip into is gooda chance ef the turbid of \.m boys. thllOdl I'hia is and heart these feeling .md living in B. lias the While but little fnuci|iled tear their i.ve.- selfish have The dusigns. to inly integrity political storm what hy carry But encounter. as any no;; u.ilc.-s the iherel irvel at my studied connection of inn her day are you Voura till 14.—CoLur.Ks-ThecollcgesintheU S have usual, of late. They seem now lo be renewing their numerical Lane Sem. ■Mat Illinois pl.inotta College strength. The Miss, well nigh ruined is holding none- Dr. Beecher College, nnd rludion YVab ish Collegeh College, united ivc with ILane Sem'y in a sort ofCollege Society; the object of Iwliiili is, to beg fundi at the E is' lo keen the lire ith hflifuin them. Report soys that Rev. Ttioron BaldIkri of 111. is to hj their igeiit. I Kill, Romanism —Rotlly I have no sympathy in Ihe of his tbonous and cimen number, is A gentlemanwho weekly journal bus and needed, Mr. Jarves, now we will " tho tion pleasing or contain m, and nil ing more to NEW ST.RIFCS than the old I'olyne- of ihe country, and scientific intel- interest! the will A literary be the open to discussion ef subjects which may interest the i oiiiim.iuly, all personality or inteinpera'e declamation. he the steady endeavor of the Kdtlor the least It will in the first "fsISII—I*6 per annum. "The paper will be continued annually, without fiil, it secures sufficient subscribeis to defray the the here EverythmgjfVireipn cannot thrive is an WANTED IN THE FORECASTLE. i7',h, Since of the tamirmed, writing the above the gives the truth of tho of your isl mils has independence end satisfaction hearty most to soon Seamen's 18th, Visitors,—For weeks several our has city •en thronged, and nn.v ccrnes the funous Gen. lierritnd; the in-in who s're'.ved the Ileitis of Europe in ige and blood ittendt'd his dio closed irsiveJ the tailed iheni in hum ems the meed ikwtl in and buried the he trt of the than Great Butcher's than a world could Aid; deIf Capi'ol praise, nonede- look upon such hiving shed of this a Yet city " rt stone 'ell a poor yet it has there o-ne are some Hntsntisfictnrily tion Sailors was gone si area place. is I staggering things accounted for to my mind going tunst Many tl; and the which ner to the " privilege In of consequence months since, two laealisfs CatholicM lleiTiirt Tpni •llv nnd ■», and InW Evangelical have been nod murdered his wire. Mknow not why, ■vine lime since hooks triumpli- Amkn. defci'ooM |Z2d, MvspifltMlWM*V9>t frrl all B They oorschew le-vshave imilediu man.hwt in Crimes hemming uMr a of of Ihis my neigh- kind are, alarming frequency. O'Suilivan, a man of considers,- reading books for dozen ihat of among spectfully tics md this period, seamen. hence exhausted; on have distribution, by During of Lamb of God," am X fellow to become uneducated mind to "Ihe ry have desirous of recently Am. Our been dozen present the Seamen's solicit donations of subject doing it. so also have some other O'Sullivnn came to this city, and was met in Bblic debate on the subject, by Rev. G. B. Cheevor. Hieever annihilated him. Since that time, public sen- FoXIEC ■ ares. Wll own other prima- placed in our hands School have been supply Union. disposed will Chaplain be soon would spelling-books, To corroborate the A Rev. S. C. Damon re- arithme- More ■soier of miscellany: Swing given {■f tune to you shall have another. Net. 8. breathe, after Yours, aftnctinnitelv, C. Dam on. Chaplain, Honolulu, reading this, 8-. Sand. Is. three spelling- I inquired found none; incident the to s to point rise ly of business and different more is means Truet, Mag- carefully first cause, un- with of the situation of offices do they imbibe a a and be small And now, a place may be leaT-n, to enough comes a one master; yet situation of the with is no to same the step should there books ships there show their opens the way use* And to at at not kept their de- benefitted? the man and be- increased is his plods weary sai- as a common of promotion. In who are are some "shipmates" their improve minds anything and Thus the for Tracts and other books Who much capacity them for future action. wanderer that life of who encourngment whin another, to how him content nnd Honolulu, as masters ifwhen sir, gratified and society Perilous tlio remuneration careless, grow desire who rises from the and must good supply of elementary such sire mates they now for their services. at the at We have at. ■spelling-book, would speedi- while petty home them procuring have been we ship, who, had they to upon agreeable, ship knowl- while in many instan- is the in difficulty places ships, willing " for in The board on board is on perused, lessons gave. desire that every on many hook make their situation moral different that will : mighty deep," siderable a P first you a sent spelling-book foregoing almost all the forecastle of LE-Slll those whose nnd While I them. der the blessing of God, of many conversions I have found conwhich take place at sea. lor, up- r and I fear tedious you a long, I will stop the here. so press the ces that is , preserved way in ftvent hasagain been setting slro gly in tho direction Respected sir,—Although much has been ■Sheddingtheblood of tho man who sheds the blood of said and written on the privations which are given &.c be HaSHIIAL, ) Honolulu, Oahu, 5.1., May 22, 1841 ( ASTLE Or and thus it is azine, sea — ■Oct. 81.—I hare knowl- shore, spelling-book promotes an eighteen otherschool-books, for distribution. hereafter. of of letters." made Sunday following appeal Hal ilent, made a Strom: effort tourease tho community remarks, VTibolish capital punishment. The Legislature of whaleship is inserted: near our introducing spellingbooks and the emu. came iinpi«.ved anchored and but books edge, pointing an inquiring sinis that of glowingfield several their banquet For It knowledge learn that others guests? arrangements the the feel enjoyed, improving Who that luxuriates in the rich striving good not having improv- "printed page," doosnot rejoice to arc Of this, mow cv« information procure the out from the will take ones having enjoyed or they wo- most to their situa- If they have but if not, bid sincerjly 're are regard among them not Re- there is may say sailors, reading people. advantages ed those about constrained to ask, ever.MtjflHeniie genus, I benefit to anvbddy? jßfhono?—4M ■kjpracticil Schools —The Il'itt, iidj jyiN Com for advantages of aneaily education, part, next lo the bjects, to labor that there has applicants. Those who the real truth in those will here books, their been among Ihe me applied. as to him for apply to Englishmen, Americans application. fully ignorant of " fellow -idvoc ues, and staunch strantre tl mollified where he lies." Mf.smkr.isM.—This, like its ■ilecp; a began It mny in truth be said encouragement no sudors Portuguese have cently, condition. for the poor sailor Wo shall hear of many And not and constant a arc Hi .il i quick," ■JOlh, been more for! atonement residents inhering around to glorify him. l!hh, 3-tmiM.-What a night ■Je last. of as make and ipuiovetl, Vet I who remains; French vvor'hy II rfUMiti'ens and the r'reuoh at St.-Helen i; exile his poor bones when attachment he mos who Nipoleon Boiiaptrte; commander in Fuperor's mre ninas a under fillen his eyes afierthe Fdilor entered upon his duties Chaplain, spelling-hooks. bod v. irerv am Very ti- been the on avidity be the procured spelling are great. °- Biigt have of twenty-two and twenty- men influence of the is nl istS. v writing, reading, of native alongside but possible. stores, and inquiry, SPELLING-BOOKS and I exhibited useful ship me to if them different with off for put our desira- nnd I saw disappointment seated on their independent and impartial manner,—its general principles being similar to those m tint.lined in the former "brows when I gave the intelligence of my inaPolynesian; and, by the aid of the Foreign Residents, bility to procure them. But thinking that I ho hopes to make ii deserving of a liberal shaie oftheir patronage. might possibly obtain them of you, I mudo Plr to reign study, some our many, nn three here, as and asked for the at cost of publication." Pope bow very might stored soon bout men came am the As edge. are board of all "Spelling-Books" to their situation hereby provided mxolic of gain to and their minds )hc It. Catholics are to take this land. ■rue they are straining every nerve, especially In the K|e it Valley, yet iuftlliblo Rome is so antipodes to Bhible republicanism, that I do not believe it possible that cry There on any of them who opportunity cry but reed not for circulation. unwillingness this one, 1 have bright intellects, account hand with met books avoid- sustain it to Ibis good quantity a be on weekly journal of four titer m and agriculture Its colunms ligence never on On sea. shame, could not own names. spe- to aid in the circula- PCBt-ISHINC he dm (tied to commerce, ble that should vv FOR Polynesian— A the and of men at previous of this stamp very many, ships; a publishing contrary seized with the greatest in pleasure write their nr as regret if The typo- of wiiat the runder earnest Wo take 11 paper: I'HOSI'ECTUS, pages —To -i future. exhibit general appearanceofthe prospectus," hopingtheieby of I he " in most in the prosecution undert. iking. expensive a ofthe their to well as with young met Polynesian" revived, leading public sustaining execution and graphical Don't topics. in journal ? that tire spirit achieved ■ad fewersluuents than fary cit tie, of the varluy of the _4>uio of her best institutions hope e.ely I management been much liberal may expect if tle- as time " un- to an- pipers be cannot avast ii Out. House | editoii.d conducted this long a I siiu and less respect, Webster is not run much too bis no.v forward their notions and candidates Kushing imilned m he will lo of t> her maiteiSI Henry Clay Way.Dan. anybody. freitidooli tl Chair, I know into the lor too lull are waters. the e.\-1I formerly sc.iiimeiit terra incognita fioin lorn-, by — one losee the rejoiced fsllprk experience I point outfone method for iny/nvr/y to the sailor while improving 4. POLYNESIAN.—NEW SERIES. Who is not ofindignation. oi.e 184 I, Word lillbe uckuo.vledifed; latrdliuu Paulel to the tonrra! under ry, uoi.vithsiaiidiiig. iii.t wen-not his doings abumi-1 pressed, June voyage, Islands, rou;i shall endeavor is THE I'm h, and from while me, THE FRIEND. new duiuggreiU good. Boston is now collecting funds to tied a Home, to cost about {30,003. Maimer's tin.relies TRIEND. THE 5 1311) the prepare spelling- reception designed to lead of the Him, guard*and guides where e'er be brings ban safely to bis roam*. borne. in efview, still yon will bear with' Veto), truly, A Sau-or, �TIU 56 (Junk, ¥RlfcNTl. oftvAnhiaelywISofHPatCGcmsontfpaudholriecsnWofaG,toyhlsidfep,Esq. RobeyrtCWichytE olnie, sq. emeu ■beer; barrels 35 Duck-shins, casks 691Seam; <lo/on 20 Bread; ds; value 891 25 Baskets; Anvil*; Canvas; bolts box 1 Axc-helvrs; dozen 10 Auger*; dozen Accordions, French; : Applet, dried; bbls. Brandy; pipes ' Copper ing; 2 <• <Cotton lbs. Old; <>\ 55 '• Cordials; cases 10 Coffee, eotions. 1 cottont, 303 ICalico; j) 4 Costs, frock; 357 (linci) Bitters; (UN Confectionery; 3 Clocks, pipes 40 barrels 106 Biscuit; . hhdt. 15 kyp 280 •Mi 25 quintal* school; liouse; cases clocks Clothing, if.; cases Copper brace*; ll>s. jars boxes als; t Buttons, 3 form; gross do shirt, bone; gross 10 pearl; case 1 rteen, ass caau Butter; Chil Iron's ditto; *»dcloth; lirkins 17 case 1 Frocks, duck; ditto I ease ease box hags lbs. 12,' IGin; 3 'Glue; <ila-.s 2 ' bales 2!> IGlass i '■ s. 16 mis- sionaries. &<•.; do 31 goods; box I Drilling, sheeting and balet case Horses; s£usc 8 Ac; boxes 8 ditto for children; Chairs; 1 8 coses 18 boxes 2 box 1 pkgs. 9 in brandy vinegar; Flour; 50 • do jack; pieces 13 cases 10 hats hats from China; I rolls 2 do while; do .a i he, do from Manila; hts 100 Handkerchiefs; ton; fancy; cases barrels 636 casks 8 do assorted; cases Chinese; cases do do blk. slk.; cases kegs f lu mint™ I B43 rcdjtjfl Lawns; I utjfl Hl^ M r 1 WWtWToOO Mafline; Macaroni; 23 8 pkgs. 83 pkgs. 3 bundle pkgs clothing, &.C.; pkgs Matresscs; pieces 67 \ Muslins; 10 4 221 1 2 Matresscs, books, cot- pkgs boxes boxusw pipe; 6 Medicines; 7 2 28 case 88 Mustard; cas. cases pkgs. Load] 4 fa I cases 1 138 gallons Liqueurs; 20 Hats; (> case Longclethe; 1 31 3 dozen Kerseys; 10,588 l.:i'|in or cases 2 Lavender; and inafes; ditto Fruits, preserved diUo laquercd; boxes ditto rattan; casks do do grass cloth; 6 Knives, butchers'; doz 2 1 Cardienwarc; barrels Engravings; 1 40 do/.. 63 1 do Gloves, ladies'; pairs 110 do monkey; bags . 6 Feather; ditto flannel; case do pen. long; do Grain; Hides; Deck-lights; 10 stones piece 38 Demijohns; jl.ls. Limcjuiee; Grass-cloth; pairs IM 4 cloth; 1 4 3 cases box for I 2 cases •Jewelry; 2 1 2 pearl •rare; 2 box M cases pic PCS German stuil' and cotton; ditto; boxes Gravettoness IroUSCrS; 1H 4 8 ,, esse Ginghams; Desks, upright; I 1 I GiiadsUmeej as- to battel lbs. jars Insects; 3 cases 1 2 box 3 .Jackets, balet fi case 7 cases "9 Domestic clothing caset 1 2 brandy; 9:Ivory and bine; iGold lace; (iti lot Ink; 20 striped; tectsd; 12 00 <Glass, window; boxes 31 'J! cwt. sheeting; do looking-glasses lanterns; 300 do vices- Italia 236J baskets shades 40 bars chests; H4 4 Dry-goods, I do sale; 4ri hhds. IGlasses, lookiim; quintals iron, old; 9 6 ' (i lass-ware; bblti 166 do crises bed-tick; case ; cases l g 880 lbs. 1 Guernsey I (set 7 cases plain; 1 Donations 48 eases dittoand (rowtft; puz- (ivory) Chairs, clothing, 16 240 and Duck; 8 I'll ns, 1 ditto fancy; 57 1 Chairs, harness, hair lbs. IS Dining-tahlts; dozen 2 Bureaus; easts 1 and caps; I Prying pot; 1 Combs; string- door-bolls; doz. 11 case pillows, <fcc; bundlo east t boxes Camphor trunks; ham; ditto Fowling-pieces: Heading; Hum; I-J boxes 20} bundles 203 s; l case 3 casts 1 boxes Fire-works, dressing-cases; pkgs 62 Drawers, woollen clotliine, (be.; Boxes boxes Corks; 15 3 do 16 Chests, trunks and uni- ditto common; doz. fallows, Curry powder; 305 Caudles; Caps; pshgt. ditto 4 cask 18 Binding 4 IDi ill, l>arrels Currants; materi- 727 <Castoreum; 3 1 36 pairs ll.s. 7|t[Cinnamon; case boxes .Shoes; Kit) 1 dozen Iron; case 86 2 Counter-scales; Roots and slioi *s; do. mops,<fcc,; cods and ribbon; i [Crape 61 Cups, Scotch; Cranberries; som zles; 1 238 Coiiiv4Wls; Books, pnnteri. blank case I gloves, dtC.J 21 ing; lloo| sta- collars, caps, ribbons, 46 case Hanks; ease tionery; 46 cuset Hats caps and cloth- 81 soap, and yards Ihs«l2.~> <Cloves; 2 Carl; Bear-skins; and hag* 871 ICard <|iiintu!s ribbons I boxes buisciiit pieces 1 .Hats, stiaw, " 4ji'('haul cable; 19 Beef,jorked,arrobas - Cloth; 3J<( ken cask! ditto while; 2 80 Furniture; yards'.', 115| Fancy articles, [Cordage; barrels 5 fancy; %u Hurdwuio; l»ox Furnaces, Iran; bee I2| blue; pieces io.i 176 screws; I white; piec320 Fane) i;il barrels Fish; 7| cases sheets 90o 6 dozen Beef, nit; goods; IS", asset i cases cheeses 8] esses barrels 13 Fanes pieces quintals 51 eases eases bhcath- gallons 1313 J Brandy, cherry; <Cooking-stoves; I (Chcets; Cologne water, cases rases cases 108 Church belli 878 Handkerchiefs, silk, 305 hags Flannel; 2 Files and cigars li<3..'»oo 2<Chocolate; bales Axe-heltVs and sheep-skins; boms, 32J Calicoes, brown; bales 50 8 70 Flour; cases $1 rase pkgs. # dozen ICigars, 29; MM 4 Basons and Ewers; Anchors; Axes; 11 boitjt 8jI Brushes, cloth; cks. bags boxes 9 IChairs, rattan; dressed; Blacking; CO 19 Muskets; 8 Merchandise; 1 13 8' case case pkgs. Mantles, camel's hair; I I 12 3* �Matches; 1 ease Mll ice-pii• moot; jars 2 dozen 10 Masks; Modal-lions, white; Moccassins; bills galls pkgs Raisins; (|tiiiiiiiU Sperm 18 bags 889i Sardines; ti quintals spikes pkgs 4 casks pkgs pkgs. 10 coils 171 pkgs 1 DWI Ml I boxes Nankeens, blue; Organs, hand; ditto [ I ease 2 (Uses 15 ditto sperm; barrels IHS ;}773 ditto black; gallons 6612 ditto ditto; barrels 81 barrels ks; barrels; sis il ditto and bridles; I oik; Biints; Suspenders, elastic; pkgs Shirts, striped; pk 95 ditto, while; 1)72 yards Panacea; I'carlies, I 1876 11 rases dated; Pepper; bagi 23 box I I'imcnto; I'ttrciission 3 cases 4()0(» caps; 9 kegs Powder; ML ed; (W blue flannel; sliirts 31 IVovisirnß I'ieklcs; Id n W*CS I " hhds 40 hotel t Porter; Paper, punting; pkgs 745 Papers, die; case Paper, writing; Pistols; qrs. pairs Pasteboard; bundles J Pitch; 'Peas; 3 cherry wood: Table mat; nest Ytil's: nest 1 1 1 2 doz oiler; 143 ditto land ottefj 830 sea 35 mink; lbs ditto; 0 4 Sofas, rattan; Stationery; boxes 12 boxes 4 36 Swords and belts; bndls 1 bolts 45 lbs 125 barrels 3 Cordial; case 1 Coffee; bags 1 I 1 Cig-urs; Chocolate, Drill, 9 11 1' case striped; 4 bolts F.ngravings; 28 I ease barrels 120 393 Fruits in vinegar; cases Toys; cases 16 ditto in brandy: rase Umbrellas; cases 6 Varnish; dozen 5J Barrel 1 'million; boxes Wagon; '± Work boxes; Water shawls 3 Whale bone; monkeys; 8 cask shirts;' 62 casus 83} barrels Hides; * Hand organs; 5 Handkerchiefs; bale lbs 83,770 barrel Ruisiiis; 1 1 gallons 179 cases sea a 261 otter; 413 ditto, land otter; 10 dilto, beaver; lbs 12:1 9 barrel* Soap; 450 42 cases barrels Sperm oil; Suspenders, elastic; 150- caa 1 Shirts, striped; cases 2 Sugar, white; cases 6 $ Saddles; ditto ladies'; 1 case 36 Shirts, fine; Soup, scented; 1 case urn.l ms Tallow; Thread, white) 11,908J cases 2 120 27* ditto, flushing; cask 1 barrel 1 Twino; ir; , Wine; pkgs 127, lbs 71,553 Wlmle-bonc; barrels Whale-oil; GOODS U TRANSHIPPED. case 1 quintals 2 barrels 2 ditto, china; cases 8 Webbing; piece 1 . Jackets, monkey; barrels 15 ditto gauze; cases 9 j Wicking; bale 1 Looking-glasses; cases cable; 1 lbs 1800 Oil, whale; barrels 960 ditto, speitn; bbls 940 lbs 800 Ivory; Tortoise-shell; Whale-boho; lbs 118,682 1 76 boxes 1 Anchor; Chain 20 3,294 Hals; Iron; 1 10 4 '1 Hum; 2 23 duck; Gin; harref 7 Guernsey; 21 baafsls WBW 8 ditto 13 Flannel W Vinegar; Frock coats; Frocks, I bag Powder; 35 Drawers, woollen; Flour; 8 cases 2 cases Duck; 1 barrel Pepper; 11 eases boxes Tea; Pitch; 2 Trowsers; s plain; ditto 19 pku's ware: 2 Cap--, Scotch; 1 botes cases Shawls, crape; 1 lbs 303 Tin 466 Vests; ditto,- beaver; 0 -114 Tallow; 12 20 1 ease ditto, buckskins; enses -i pckgs 40 sheets 900 ditto nails; 19 pieces 25 ditto, ditto; Cottons, Brown; bales Trunks; dozen 70 1 Copper; lin- Tobacco; water; Confectionery; I ditto covers, quintals Canvas; arrobaa 0017 4 case ditto, tanned; ditto, 8 10 100 Sulindli; pork; csks 2 bundles Prints; 55 Curt; l keg pairs - ;t !l Oakum; I pipes Cologne ;S cases barrels 40 3 Nuts; 2 Skins, ruse Reef und 2 16 bags cognac; 50 cases wool- 18) Soy; 9 Pails; Pump-tacks; I 70 oases stockings, silk; dot ditto, kegs white; Sheetings, bleach* ed; 3 50 barrel Tallies, burrcls \4)i sacks 45 dozen beer; or Biscuit; ', 8 ENTERED almonds; pieces Tar; Ale 55 Hushing; pis ( It; boxes 1R OUTWARDS. cases pi Shirtings, breach- GOODS Bitten; Types; 1!)' burrcls 85 lb* ditto,copper; Punncea; ra- I case casks 6} Oil, sweet; 3 1 9 cases Pouches, dried; Brandy, Twine; ' and ses 4 I ~ 3 barrels sherry; ditto cases bal ditto red and blue; do38 Skins; dittefl 4 cases len; 0 cso cases ditto, woollen: shirts Stocking*, Pitsafl goods; 8I Thread, bags 60 ;s t\'c; ditto nankeen; pkgs !)i dittoclimpgn; ditto claret; pic- ware, lures, ditto, 1 case 00 Plank nnd boards; , case saddles Shot; 14 09 i Trousers, light; pairs ditto, slto.'S, iVe.; pkgs H» ditto green; ditto and 71 rj cases boxes Sugar candy; I Sui|il|es.l:uUes';cas(! 17 I'iiints; Silver dfif 1 Silk Mustard; Nails; dilto California casks 3 cases ditto, white; •)i 4 5 Is 1 4 bundle Madnpollain; hhds bskts 108 I , cases Marline; pipes bnrrrl 8 Spars; 807,560I Shingles; doz 16 I2tij 4 Sugar; 427 pieces drttoseented; boxes ditto, men's; Oak 811 Medicines; dozen 1 caae butter; 898i Sweetmeats, His SI Sad irons; I Spoons, 416i boxes Boap; Shovels; <»■ bunds Salmon; .'JO casks (lhio;jriiiloiis Rings, Saint; HO gala linseed; paint; ditto olive: ditto 10 do/.en Oil, sweet; ditto pkgs bundles Oukutn; 2 I Nails, iron; Nutmegs; 50 box Nuts; Rope pijM's boxes 19! Saws; 2HI 2 rases eases 70 enses 1 52 pieces Wines; 10 Cfttk 12 case I Slops; Bicc-piiinliit;',; Ribbon 1 candles; boxes Stirsapiirillu; 81 casks iron nails; case Liqueur sweet; barrels Whiskey; 10 Ixix Slaves; '■'< 37 #3 Lavender; Society; Syrup Of lemons: ruses 19 908l and 1 8 Water, mineral; box barrels value case pieces Friend Seamen's 8 641 cloth; 10 win- [x'tirils; 12' ditto ditto nnd copper for Woollen 1 rase dow blinds; 28 400 Slate CUM'S lflj Copper; pkgs '| Miles !» pipes Rice; dee. weights; | Sashes, (190 lights;) tierces Milieus, woollen and Hollon; 1 3 hhds 130 Sash rnse pipes 90 Mustuiitoe netting; boxs 4 Nails, Ruin; 3000 pairs Matting; Fluids; 57 ¥ 111 E X T*. THE, 1844.) NOTES. 90 t. Bjl dcductinf hipp*d, • 3 the nnd 40 un»ird», from i lb« vary fxxxb eniliora iran- good* enlarad uteri Mm will �*ti\Ys 58 BT.loriiieu market, show tin) til for the total t of the I lo.mini.. .ption f.r .1.1 official documents 2. ou.in year Hi:;, ao in it. thus slated Vlr. Willi nn by Imports, »223,38.t i.up'ion, cons Some ly be neuls 'I'll'! value, m it en in to the customhouse, of the goods imported, courted uud eonsniiied, in 184:!, is tr I'.ily, collet- 88 eta ; exports, > 21 cts Orof cus'oius >,66,818 17 els niiNß. of the trie tiled from the results place of stale- 8c liio'ver, le.tr-oela- picpared by Messrs Peirce of Honolulu, which ble inerchantH 'liePolynesi : ihe ot co.ninerce following (JUNE, on in, 12tli pi.b'ished in Sep- weie 1840, and 4lh September, ; 156.56 ii >■ Calico, (while) Cotton, 1*1 II -C 'X a i — S -•- ,'"2 ■??»■ I I ■|4| o Ijj a (blue) 9 • I 99 "rt 6 C I J S j;2 12.~ : :3« 5e = 3 If fj-l '—.S 4» 3-3 2 "SS Ii * ft "i ii = liii -i a I < 'ii ■i. do) & ; 6 — m ■/. - a 01 M t C3 E c 3 O -J r_> c H r /. r nl i. 6 X Imports Port lu, into 'J Honolu- of J I THE DURING 17th Up'o up pa J < 3 a c 73,01 1 231,orI 117 00.) II 29,0(1 2:1,00n lO.O'l •il,9» 26,599 11.0(1 :t,,i it I I™1,00" ><f.OOC 29,1 SB M 5 ■ a 20,(1n» ,42,11 nt a 17,009 •28,0J 20,(1 I'l 1,500 6,000 .•>,(*; 5,0101 10,'MI Itiooo 193,000 42,700 39,00 20,11 i 1,0 5 6,500 w| 2.,-V>;KJ 15,00.1 j n12,0*1 445,200 h I0,0tf0 f f* [* B 3 -3 OS Ji -i .3 • © rt Produce, _o j; Native | s during 3 -1 *r Up 17 «J The Aug - - a 500 12,00 i I3,0!)t I 4,608 2,7011 300 , 10,091 I 3.IM0 1,400 6,000I 21,0011I 6,*KK a 18,001I 10,000 2,250 shows half years, a total teceived larger than by the gave in the value by invoice in tho of goods and where data 300 the value imports ye i» not for in Ami Mr Messrs. only did to the imports, where Peirce they to infer 1843; 1813, for were i, 2 I i i - y " I'ot'l; ~ Val. - .IIt 9 M g«S it Brewer rs knew s the spot. Besides, the table of Messrs. Peirce It that formed ftoni the brewer, 11,000 11,7001 I I I 2,090 comprises' importers, cheek the entries, tli it at I!i.iinlv, - Beiverteens, 69,20093,280 other lo away exchanging to Honolulu, markets, - - - great deliveied as is le- teiy he accoun'.ert for hands. following good?, viz: the phj&ks.) or $1 60, But wliere ill is left ii $2|ltui $2 22 1-2, 33and ~ - -*t 75 per do7.en. 40 cts. per - #6 -40011 aright they hie objection 1 tl I'ies the io has by tho I are fiiih somo And dccl.no could providing so of the to impose check iw miybe sufficient to pay moderate profit to the importer. To allo.v of the he Ido con- that the a tin gallon piece. por his the s nne us charges, all niuekand a of any other jit ble cheek, the entries would require lobe morospeciHc - - - - care, 4 hiltv. Ii lis, - - printed, - - 11 b 11 It biles, b tle-i, casks, - - - 6 - S - - 4 car-os. - - 4 pi'kjr?, 7 Iiii<i<*,J - - - - if . i!esJH nfl 15 l.<> 3(1 bnxosf^ 27 pekge, 1 323 •» tl - ----- Jewelry, 1,-irqiiered ware, B18 00 tl - h 1,848 ipollams, Prints, Silk - - - 70 00 box, 43.<:ases, - !) • - 6 hdkfs, assorted, Besides these - there 19 - are m ii 656 00 518 00 casos, ------ no 149 00 cess, 1 ------ Mad 90 73 !)■» M tins, lies, 7 ----- kerchiefs, red, $-437 ti .sheeting h bedtick,l8 Hiird'Viiie, 11 nnd 1 - - - At - - ililto, Glass, window, reasona- - - - ditto, white ;ind Drillin:; or present rcgul itions inquire them items of entries which 1 hive ex- 9 ditto, tlillo troods, Crockery wnre, ditto I following, vi/.: the Inown, ditto, ton the the Amongst Furniture, ------ - aiiic'e, lir.oucs, prices declared, adding to the - $3 each. skins, cut 10 trived than the enactment, of I'iiIii oi.'.i. 16,0*1 njxso brought or (range s niie values which loss a - carried 46 cts., - barrel. per cask. 13 els per gallon. in tli,ie. govenuuenl upon tin: not sen 28,000 73,260 The diltoienco in the value of imports, taking that prices declined on entry, in plate ofthe prices obtained by sale here, may be seen by the pri- Beer, ier jl2 custom-iiousk.—The others. Drill, sliiped, assorted, Dry on ?4 - - lif the where and detailed than I 9,900 8,820 of merchandise fixed pair. 18 and 22 els |ier lb. - on'iiely 1- no stringently moderate, ami amined,are c ■3. Beaver It Ii.oath-loth, SOU sot' Paly gives declared vrtt ible. lobe. x value from the in ihe - 13, 16, - cusloill-house, liie Cottons, brawn, landed - - tks Cloth, lone, being - price tin: 49,000 79,600 without ces ior 111 8i,OOtl 61350 6l,ii0. 94,400 and per ----- 200 destined for 68 each. cis if4 per dozen. Jsl 50perarroba (of 25 I lis ) 15 c's per lb. 300 C (6 -90 - ' soul 1,390'Jk.oil.to- - - - 6011 large quantity | but •• - 1,000 is.ooo 7,:)0o each. ------ Mints ueil, .. * IfMmc.gic not, they fixed the value of sales actually made of the according unaon arc imported as officially whereas they we invoices calculations S 3 501 ! per box. ----- S.-ISO 8,090 300 3,000 ofwhich, dollars; customhouse previous any importers, the value; . -D i. 3 1£ |jj •? j! 3"3 0 400, B.nO J2.250 of amount of 2,012,201 proportionate decrease only j; I 10,00(I 4,110 But from these the duties 3 »» or! i- 6,20 I 1,090 2,900 the yeirlv average is $365,851; against which we have only £223,833 ** cts. for 1843, accoiding to Mr. Paly's statement. i"* — '0 _ 28 ■ -."3 —T "J _ cts f 0111 60 cts lo *4 per Af. - - - bag. government, whenever they have re tson lo believe ihe declared value to be incorrect, should havo the power to take, on their own account, the geodl -o underval- < 1,10. 1841 above table Tor live and rt I —13 18 lb. pei gallon. per $10 ... more as J • -.3 16and 15, 10,13, W J 9 4 31 Ii Aug., 1840 Aug. 1840, 17th — 4,600 to 17th up to SL c 5f "* i2,0(). I 4,26,00.I 1839 From M t 1836 ' .: I C ft- iT'o " ■r If BAH*,— THE rt , r u or 3 . ni'c i ;3 3 m .J tn Exports P ■ Tt- a V 13 N ■ to l- fj 50 ;;, 1,5'M) ( ao at cts per 2,00'), 2,0.1) 12,000 cts 5,03'J J i 1,000 1-2 20 to oTorisin il prices in the dutereut ports u hemo I ten 50,1.0 feel tho ihe goods proceed uiiporteie of theiroiths, subscribed tooich entry, less ion obtig 11 35\.V>a than the -i 8,00: 4,oo:' I I foot. yard. per per barrel. liitll'i't'iu'i! 21.00J 81 ,00'. cts. ------ difference M 2 1,5.0 ,10,800 30i.trit: I. Total Valuk. < .11 8,000 13 j O 19, 500 pel-gallon. HI eta par fallen. . 13 1-2 - me, (Ciilifomia) < uiL - 5 Whiskey, S. c jis t U. - 170,') 11 1811 , ■ rf « . a — 1840, Aug - i 151,00.1 7.),9) I 1810 Aug. 17th to ;; o 1836 1839 o X o ■'" <- 1837 MM R x u h 2 "J YlARS,— From 17 Aug O lis h I"* $32 - 4cls per Whale-bone. \\ piece. &3 each. 51, 36 anil 40tlolls each. II and VVine, (Spanish) ■ « •j u u u thk 3 * $4 per - ------- Stockings, (silk) Tallow,- 3 h r/. i ■ piece. 50cls fob ict-o, - piece. per 7ctsperlb. £6 each. - - - ■ £s per (6 ------- Shoes, 0-3 h. 5 oO per piece. * Shawls, (crape) |S 2 E 1. (-Bperdn.cn. ----- Shingles, - pi,- ----- Sotp, (California) Saddles, (riding) '■ .5 o £1 • (whale) Kite, I 5 a and .... (California) Rum, • • D c 44 cts I'epper, (black) • pieic. ,~2 each. s ----- - I'l.ink, I'rinls, E *® s| 329 do) (,-,liitc Pork, 00 '3 ■2 0) 0'3 :o-s r J o si I IJ ,; I si .£1 ■a (led "55 1'5 O i:ei if: 150 ami - - 5,2 each, ditto +" .n "5 3 - = »».- = 4 | fj _ - do/en. -..-.. - tlilto ditto ~ 3 ■ - 3 3 yard. band. per ---*-- Oil, (sperm) i> • 2* -= 0 J *T5 'C :t ci Ui i-o-'"1 o X 3 u f a yard. piece, per 5 and 6 dolls, per fcl 50, - - - n kf >» ~ w rt cis ------- Muslins, I)ttet skins, (land) O'lerskins, (sea) "So peryaitl. - Mines, ■ per 3 cts. per ----- yaid. yartt. per cis. dm, 11.1111, .8 s "3 DO V) 5 8I - - - z ■° ; ii O. "O W-a ai i £ J -I £ ill 2 M 12cts. - and iOtls. 10 and 12 dolls, per 7, iiidkerihiefs, (i-oiton) ditto (black silk) « <n I /I ■s ... II •I -o - Hour, 11.its, fj ■ _.o 10,11 and - - - 3|j I .5 jii.fi -i - Hides, (bullock) Hoist's, (C'alilo.ni.l) I I s> - - 6 (irnsaclothj V - ----- Dock, I). ill, IMI: tember, Cottons, (blue) ditto, (btottii) it cases, 1.258 72 it 3,9.14 cases. 00 my others, but theso simico ™ Beef, Biscuit, Broad - - S3 to ----- cloth, (blue) goods imported into Honolulu, purchased by traders Canvass, there, and re-exported to California, the Russian setCopper nails, the Pacific. Neither Coffee, tlements, and otner islands in their statement nor that by Mr. Paty, includes the Champagne,- - - ' $35 - - - - - - - - $3 por piece. $20 per holt. 92 cts $11 .... j*s per barrel 60 per cwt. tn 20 1-2 cents per lb. and 10 dolls, por cwt. - 6,8 6 and 9 dolls, per dozen. to show goods, tho in expediency their of manifests, requiring to the speeifv importers the marka of and packages, the description of goods connumber of pieces, yards, weight and meas- numbers of the tained,Ihe ure, and the or price per piece, yard, otherwise, Under such as a the case system, may not cwt., pound, gallon, be. only would it be more �THE 1844.) to easy one compare invoice with and to de- another, but there would he a facility, any attempted fraud, at the end of every year, to in ike out an exact statement of ilie food* consumed,duringHiMt vantages of uhich, both to obvious. merchant,arc sufficiently At in nothing so present, justice una Mr this to givenabove, tion. lam reflects not to rendersuch I ifpoMtible, and affairs, I may forming from their t;ihle which I have 3pain, any Chili, ii convinced it would he w odd (to the kindly firming shall cancies for the annual energetic ) OF THE SOCIETY. This 1. waiian Bible ican called the Society, auxiliary Ha- the Amer- to of (his institution shall object Tbe sole facilitate the circulation to Scriptures Ihe Sandwich at o( note or All B.ually of the be members, and allowed and Testaments RL a to Bible dollars ten at shall Society, the 6..The the shall in any printing the at two Society, by oftlie of I offices until a one at all and fail- a hold" their in case meetings I ofTker« of the In same. a iHstt'' Society, the chairman of the especial be ma y pro- all meetings I of and before them, and shall doings; cers at an of their business the keep notify the of respondence brought minutes of not present, shall conduct (he were Opened and .Hidden, The and the Society, prepare soon after American Bible The ■ funds curate subject account to the the secretary of the to of shall the the take Society, keep same, of all charge and direction of the an hold ac- them Executive of Maine. Now nnd The Aio Or- following early such a tie by oft has been the lot of any seldom lo sec our lost to I f father, his was in providence the whs struggled on in for several years, without until length the Savior at onihfion, 'I hope. us, ilie.itlful as a whose faniilv, early life of (toil, in means of my hope and one spiritual adviser, opened alternate lo soul thirsting my Since that joy. time, the tonfamily has been the first nnd crowning the fountains of living of my version and tears, and Prayers object of my wishes. of spirit which could not bo utlered, Her expect in not in so done short on their a forshe continues, tUsn more I had in My much and I cannot time; his work " spiritual Heavon- reason to doubt but that hearts of all who the re- her efforts confined to the members of her Being often engaged in teaching school, that her influence would extend be- being aware this flavin: life, she gaineu directed her the confidence efforts and accordingly. affection of ber the interest she manifested in nil ed to them, it remember was her great their Creator object inthedays that perl shi- to induce of their them to youth; nnd she had the satisfaction of knowing that these efforts in with success. someinstances were crowned As a sessing was teacher, she an able same • for hsSWtedge degjaMp In the Spring ol 1537, she WSW eslablished herself, enthusiasm she of the folded i h in and ihe in in sister, to thee, lo see, head thou only iiHeciion purest, ithin Ihe heart thou tt vvhete. and which love, break—its to that's left me deepest: gently kcepest, bow ever wears lovely tears now." year after her arrival at Honolulu,she of a bio her. Her feelings nic re- a lollowing woids. prospeiity, while all lite; while ness ihe of him ii.ciuoiy joy a and in time of earthly INow, voice very of youth promise ft, helpless- tho was was tor signal hour turn 11 him 10 and consolation s and all pour charm,—the than spiritual has balm enteied sound chectfuliiess,is or any eight of our he, whose There is gone. all years have sweet sister never seems and good the revived, as passed, laid in were if each more since dust; this deep were event than human bear- Father heart seems reidy my aching and others' woes, be teaches that In entering the upon she could not go duties of the aSKai to which forward unless the l.oid felt that and that should and the angel of hit presence sustain her, for me _- been was with murmur." a appointed by the " heavy responsibilities;" assuming she had heavenly own without submit she while for my bursting, my as nature. iuisiist.il!,nl., could to Hut Ie in bless our the and no*, in buried; Oh: it is ihe last. as recent lo death the comforter?—[at incline Minn ! grief was but Ihe a be he him; over lighten the to in this dark may we, as a family, as we have never before done for Sixteen, ten and father, b.nlicr when will hits Always alt around to depression, ana caics, Comforter, mightier loved of earth. of lie.uts who loved we consolation cheer 10 hose " to clinging fondly lo Aim ns their supporter, spoiler c.tine," hoalih vanished,blight prospects and death has covered nil—all 111:0 our wounded a midst shaded, hopesank, .-en step the scented old age and female we.c the hut "In aiound long and iisef',.l her; go and she resolved to "put her trust in him and be comforted.'' When spent health permitted, some her might much accomplished was what in her hand little time. speedily peifnrmed. months far from strength do wi'h to to do, she 'Tho work of life For unwell, she daily in the school; .-union ihe Sabbath pupils together in order lo explain and teachings and precepts of the bible. her enforce the found was and of en when t.tohours she called prctiouslo her death, her health being good; oj>d ss she felt that her westing was away she employed tier thoughts and more the scenes of eternity. upon Heaven full of attractions, and she longed 10 be there: yet the desireof doing good made her contented lo remain charge of Ihe female Norridgejrock, was and suffer cheeiful and she was The last He., and rance that it On the the all will be by her. had "ueaih following often from sentences: " It seems well nnk, but a kiisSSupportil, nnd given me the assuin hie hands. Generally, I snfler not thought the doubtless days before should happy, but morning with trusted; committedto about ten Heaven looks from these was on in whom she she ft 1 hough I keep* me calm nnd pleasant meditated she knew written as er ever near near, She safe. note death, contains sometimes am earth. assured that what was his hand her on confidence; foi Thoughshe pppils. character in the academy just Pos- popular was insatiable thirst to enkindle back 1 used more Jk were family. own vain; " Nor on efforts for their those give all Accustomed and faithful prayers he will carry main groanings were my attendants." love memory in- ml of the death eight of her some feli- beautiful at wife hound together despair, of pupils by he shall Society. Treasurer belonging to copy a died pen, portray family of our deer removal and cor- state the who leaving a irreparable loss. the 271 h to the • .'toys family within the circle off my acquaintance. " 1 was the first whose heart was reached mid yond I report for the annual meeting; a ■ which, including the list of officers, forward their chosen offi- persons annual meeting, when appointment; be to a sorrows Iv Father has arrange the in river, fetcr, n on world Hallowed, thy many lies ttlhiction, from came good were Com- called was of this in captain, mourn their deepaw altening. presiding the Executive mittee, sea yellow who labor* born her heart to mother's hand over dwelling. TRIBUTE. to melancholy music: I with holy impulses, In Irs.-, b history: account of the DoLE, was the Kennebeck tin leans, the and have call to case HUhall notify Ts| 11. sorrows a nil e:crniiy, without (tod and without nb- KmJoii vttlei) M of eyes of his of Ihe Vice-Presidents shall pre- ktbe cities senteni ft* from hcrou election is made. suitable notice •meetiH of case shall election, new Mrs. Emii.y ul:. Irani ihe " The President, and Ipence, Secreta- a Secretary, Treasurer, annual a Executive Committee, an three other members, who, in an OBITUARY than each of her to dear haunts rove; Shrine-like; " vote a to her of herleelings: for she ties caused but home, bend in peace Too at thirds oftlie members present. children to Vice-Presidents, I r expedient For the Friend. town annually elect consisting ■ Thy w from or employed I , busi- altered he may of the meeting annual of two Her father was a ry, Treasurer, ami 8. an from giants Holy Scriptures, Society President, I Canst in MsV, other the farewell to upon my my blessing: then, how soirow lied, Anil fixed the spirit's love! AH shall be deemed Constitution from Sandwich Islands. side as such hand About meeting Off it report of such sweet chastened "Sweet nniiu sorrowful a In silent ready Suciety nrising Society, be shall source, circulating 7. and with To feel wctc stiles of Bibles, American other lure And piessure funds of the The contributions, ; 'I'llis the presented; mission- a beyond was when ihe chordsof her heart were it gave forlh and of the Treasurer properly nci'oiiiits bade intensity sundering Sometimes, To turn Auxiliary, Wednesday lite "My enrly with life-member. '). and Inst Hie on transacted 19, Used. necessary of this annual an The friends. of said treasury unoVdrink. meat decided upon "heart seemed lo give the whole of her heart nnd price; cost amount membership a on account of most, member of this Society. • Society ness the to equal read, officer! chosen, prices. eosl funds of the Bibles purchase to shall at her frionds and native land—more sorrowful of this Auxil- furnished into the There slinll be \2 must to advance for a touched, he Society dollar nudili d, shall be one Society, Any pers-in contributing : lime, the at shall be when the contributing ihe funds constitute the "with- Islands, comment persons to paying Holy the '" out all persons to va- than her yearthat she sea." in- school, end urged spiritual welfare. delighifulemployment. To was more and henceforth life, And her love weeks, for their her tun engaged, during this Association or Branch a shall this sum fill the phi tic.i lit was was few a the Sabbath she could In the Fall of 1810 she arrangements adopt II ary forward its annual report books from 11 the Scriptures; their power Society collected, Society Bible Society. 2. be be shall Society be thus ap- Society. become shall and HAWAIIAN ninnies BIBLE in Bible which slinll and meeting, measures the interests of the iary, CONSTITUTION This the Regulate she spent hat w the young leer of the Lore. teaching ihe Sabbath school teacher. drew her into do to in nnd science was a to Society. by-laws, make body, rlniil.cn time unietnitted w ere charge she wherever deed, her monies, and their own enact in their IIJ.llJ. Any continted from meet anil distribution of the procuring they all Indies of her majority n direct the Treasurer in propriation of here her etlorts I leie also the business oftlie manage shall They Ihe at report a Committee, quorum, shall a time,to mc. be make Society. the 10. The Executive much cost cus'oui hotw has been v\hich, access to posMtblfl they keep: le ist at I hive fund with ulloAed liberally yet Judd honor upon their adnun»tr*or of her for- that in It he in records ofHonolulu; Mi to si utemertf from .my records b urn trouble than more unit h sine unless colonies, mer of possibility the impe. feet even pa pern ni.d financial is mention that the very official attempted; he can exact young government, who conduct Paty, the to of I meeting m mini the ad- year: the government and and shall Committee, tect 59 TftIEXD. nearer a little dim daily. than she had of the 27th of April, 11..* spots!" time ofber acceptance anticipated. after sufieri �t\ie. 60 JirioiM, and at one in state of a o'clock, >• beheld with blissful passingly " The veil And its ami The New York she once fruition, sur Lewis from beforo, the glorious things * Kuigns in his glory, Makes the pure steamer aside—O infinite wine or Advocate, IMI4. and fired, was Iml a pilot; had heard ily, MOTHER AND HER INFANT. SON INfANT DIED Mil. or Chaslki of bHEHMAN MaUI, I.AHAINA, AT ELEVEN dkath -rut 9TH, a we si it. no, captain "1 Nor our home thee, my child, in thy bngiiiur abode I have made soft and easy merchant, who I've come lliut use bad ■! wuo tell hi niliele, bed; u 11ied hope's gail.iudlbr thy infant head; 'I'hy loved linni I've cherished, \t i; li li-mlen-.-1 ■ ute; testimony noble is " spoken us — sweet with child, thy mot tier ance—"l don't sir," limn fVayntni And tvie lib that enciri Items les my brow; tubaover M ot11 k n. Oh! slay from To bless .iih Hi ill cheer That iii us Iby Bight innocent my sight you the Inst »..s of cause temper- THAT iii'ic:.i. !" pre enee our witli music f.oui thy Respecting Whale-Ships. boat's a time, d gale, r that uiht two tveyet may rejoice. Heiilly I'll guidoihy yo.ing leol in tlie way W'liioh leads tlo.iio.uth 'o external day. land limit 100 miles c.l 'to I rest my Kieh from go tr lio music : my path lo I is the sin dims my Ere Thomas icinotcd tmin p.- in and cut:. In: it en fall.: sot'i on u my ear; Holy angola me Now, pi tin i tr, my mother d thy home, vision, or Jolm be can hut hi '1 11 \l .> . ir little , . John } .. ~,. \\ nlianis, Ma) ... Mti) ii, "fill I've ii I;! Together v, c after MM Ihce taii;;hl How he lei For us, he child, It i nninsion sinners, II cncel lon,' j cars to at above, Savior's lovcj ofbliss in tile shy sutler and die his ernes in thou shal, go Port aud Anchorage By ■ inn.i, v I will llnre Heaven's Thy hilo ii i■ hie idkltm.il tine, tVliero sin Aal yield fiirchild. lie: cr Oh! dee'- is , ie- In soon i' ■ ' i - the I,nine, ne'e my ill calls come.-— ll'iKoum.i.,li i) her in ns to part: fioin my safety M, : natives will . . ft|o 60, .' (alto tlte casks ihem, I.c ..l-i c At IJ. Ut° spoke Am W., Long. A boat's out 1 00 00 3 OJ '■ nnyyeirs In iar.. ...e Honolulu, He many v. us M iy a one • t; oo on ■ the yen*, lie a.m i:slDbnnv, a colored of the (J. 8. and had resided left a wife and two children. io c, iv.iuischatka. B. cituse. on, 'I u ,iiner. W . ,i .Manilla. i"i C, litoruia. for Nye, Itiver. tociui ', linix .in. i/.i.Miii \\ .lliams, Aianwanifl', Sloningtoa. 1800 GJ I: ant-ox, and Btonington, 5 1-2 4 pongs, inos., 1-2 inos., 5 mna ermout, Na.-li, Mystic, te, Ma) hew, New Liedlord, 211-2 inos., louna a.agle, I.athrop, Nantucket, 5 t.l'll, S-.i in, U I> , . ~. ■■;, 10. Georae < Hi I ..i.: :,ibi California,J. (.'.Jin others, E. (liiu.es; ith two children ''apt and Air. —for ation*. M.i. li.us, 140 lUOS., w. sp. <In bo.ud On boa id er. Mr. Jns.'l r, l_-.| ; lieiiiiian; Mr. lady, and Gary ohm.ln.: Hi: w. and on ship i.iiinp- Alls. Joint Lausanne, Mr. P.B. Lut£ lenipernnic, or ] the i:hli-l.ing fio 2d and Iron i olfiiur ol , il, "i ■■'.', f.oiii Air. i'i.in .in, li\;i>, twosailora,BO pas- ilitn-,'7 i: lII.'I 1, 1 -:ll I•" i...•' IIL'S. rah, Myrick, N.Yoik, -1 n,o:i ,50 i:, Don i ...i sp. li..ltic, li, ..\ inos., »p..id, Schenicrhbrn; brig Chenamus. 35 lion, Peck, Bridgepoi 1,6 n ,>s., l&O sp. Veiuon, Covell, .\l.i Letifo.d, o n.os., .:, ]oi°— crew >~ lioai.l hi. beach, till, crew on the left the Smith America 2d, and probably went t'ioin FOR at to ii-ii.s ililu.iii; linlii'iion, '.; S.mil me li; Major Lou, a liiend, ;.,:!; lor seamen's -5- to sen, April IJUh, her cable and parted from the Lahaina John SALE. drove Roadsted, and lost her best anchor. — oft he Seamen's < Also, —"< onipi Statistics, Relating ary R. C. of by and Mr. 8 NLCasjtl*. Ten.re- the I'ri.ind, bound $1 — and the Sunowkli to 12 BV-at 'hnpla ;n. Wyllie, leq., Islands," pew Vol. I., \il.ocafe f< t-e iiiiruV imii'i, . ly iir.T. or Mission* Hawaiian <'. \i HooUe and 1-2 cants ainglo copy, $1 down. N. ii.—'I'lio Penmen's il,■•! liu'ii Chaplain ion. Ilililcs has for •:■ '■■ and Test ninenlv, in lin.'i, r miii h, Swedish, Portuguese, Spanish and -.'ra- llieEntP and Dunti-h ■ i:;e3. The Friend of published inohthl) ,8 ChspUfet. Temperance page*, b> nud c-amul*. C. Penmen, Damon, Seamen's IK 11. 1:1, .1 native :■, Itn ... Mt. i.-i. \ iI, ;' ..■, H. isl inria. i-.-.ii.,, \'. sengers all well. Ansel Gibbs It! iy 21, Mr. Pktek Voas, cabinetlie was a native of 24. llasslou, near upon the I '.'•), May' On board Ciliin.C, Slnuinglon; Cyrus Kcllogjr fell i! from a 101l and : rd, Mn,ll iif.fi- leaving home. hoiaijnl. Honolulu, May 21, William J,dm IJcnly, Thos. ,'hirlcy, lb"ii. Sullivan, Heniy v'ki.i.i!, aged 28. Mow itive ofHatfield, Ibown nn.l.lolin Itrrfwn v.ore dio.vncdby lowcrin: i,r and h id boon at the ho-;-:'., 1 one year. whaloßoft'Cape Hon. in Feb. 1844. In Honolulu, May 25. llr Nathan-it i. Burton, Abner It. Ryder, b, loni : to Am. W. S. Barclay, nasi, red4l. Ho ni'i f lloetou.aud bad resided N ntueket.fell from alufi and was k ill.d, in January, B.iker, ambargn. i- cinise. 1,.. I 01. It-.c, Richmond, Ludlow, Cold 2:1, I'rieild, Ship Sophie able c .I . uj I . Jd .:u,) I", i '..id, Finch, New Bedford, "mhos , 20 Mulokai. Honolulu, aged ith, be cruise. w. Lahaina, Maul. $21 "Toe Lahaina too. DIED. In cl io ,-;,. ilcilu.o, to !>, Jeanne Ma) son; N. L. heart, lakes tins evtcct lamb mo ship suit! Thomas ill, I'uly.w mil return orrotvs pierces of <id noL Mio >p. Mai mn'lior dear; view. Will pice I".. , Vet the Shepherd 'tho mv thy heaven!) tad enteis, i Ii lh.il lies: 'o Meat. will welcome thee there. MOT'I ?o. my were peS- -1,. 11 \;.i l. nliiii'ivii. ... Watering Ship,* (cash, ■ (0 rc«t. Redeeming Love" o: i.t ii i-i glory above. no. in. 1 the song of" oftl.e life's so.iowearei, I Then 10m J'l , , ~ _ Passenger.—Rev. bo little children rh, one.i leirn from tin- h , on I in Am. snip l-'.iin.i, ■> sp.,( cmi.n. n Lei April -■>, . .1.-.-. io:i, .* -, ■~.. «jr, Mow Bedford, j inos. i.ediuid, 6 i-'i inos., -'I, Laguda, ( oil, .\e.» A pill I . Clearance, f.oni ARRIVED. I ' , ,- Canal Let me TO, li:o'"'ri!i' in m.ia., 200 sp., .:: 80 pilotage, Light house, prayer, to lain.here. ■'. o-s.ie l.iuii.e.s, \. Am. April 22, Apiil i. ... Dues, and li.c) a r 22, i 100 home thy ilied crui a .at from lelu.n at. I6° .V OPFRT AHAINA. L MOTHS*. Oh! stny the'', my L. vi.d teturued tlnpNerce, I reeiiiout, I..-. l,\. Indian, Ai.ir.lin, ij li, i) ( ■:.ii, . ~, I S. j Thomas Williams, C l.ci v, s.;lor i.i 'li sltip ~\< V~:,,.- names 1 Oliver, !,'..:s lli . ■• ..'; i \:u ~ I, Al.l. ;, ...:\:>. Hell, New x'ork City, lliggins, Albany, James Floras, ;ic;there. c host: regions of' day, guilt clouds my way. : .ii i-. - ; or; Aptil27, Culumet, Augustus CHILD. me She Jiom her 'up!. Urowa's OH !■. .-•\,.'l.i). commenced it Halifax, N George Maters, I77 long. m oiiU'i ion. .1 ci ~ la;t ~-tiit stulied, Aia) c sto.crers were— up : : '.ii tifi t a lost. were i..,.:iiti.d. fehe ttt.t.uicd Mariali Island, ihey left, ami there all bonl ~ \i.i T•■hiti. Sydney, liom n .-., I ,\ .in l .11.11,11 ,ii:.se:p.enieof a bad leak, diboovi.,-' .... and ll' ... The ca] uin and t-iu'.v ii end in c.. !'.> t' .-,. - Ll.1 Mi) 28, lilu'ssuiislune thy repairs ne.v oneul>- 10. leaky, April bont tithe Levi near loam Soon after a a night, the and started fir lhe blowing gentlevoice, 1843, stole Crew Starbucfc in distant. home eflove; th) si; i On the 6th Dee. and ither and dowers net or fade. v. . .1. \\. t< .... ■■ r, '! Vory tender .mil watchful tny inothei < ue; Vet I pm forth »c regions ofbliss more fair. To repose in tbeii bovremol celestial shade, \\ hose lea 11 M.i- '. soft i.< my cradle now. the ■: Sir Am. n iln , any American,and an returned Sophie, •'. bii . ...i\ nl here, tin.n. nnd I Ma) Liverpool a It by the to and detective; [vast POH RTF ONOLULU. heart- u lml*,!e a me ''That Lugland in see he heard underwent Uobortson, recently —luu&eu were ttt Oil! stay, my W. S. lo lea, word reports thought to rich A drank said, person, never love, above. cradle thy of All offered him said he, nnd rowed ofl'. ollht Kauai, in Who A1.1.1l UONlim. pant for \V. S. 8 unuel ~:.... don't from hue 11.-q., single a (islierniail a We all thanki were. and the willi stern. nnd were (inns boat was guns, Perkins, 8. Si 11:11:1411,11, ie 'ins bubo. drank lust- they danger, an MO'i'n i:rt. Oh! stay the refused the some l!uy, under the the brandy. Peck, I'lit'K, MAY In Am. U -I,until. Boston much in soon it For the Friend. upon just number Thou>a* 8. Hainlcy, Ne» Loudou, .11 \\;,iAll hands in 20—8 l-2iiiOs.,BCJ W.,fiosp. -11:1a, Ma} Last fiomHobirt 'lo,\n;andboandN. *Y. returned health. following: But to treat. individual, where THE has the large a entering log, and a POETRY. Lines tells Acadia, even In ily. throne his and Aug. 19, 1843. * ihe lather, Ijiod, ihu temple's light. and wilh temple, * who Tuppan, England, glorious. is drawn for Organ contains the followu g: " If so, then what That burst upon my vision! And I shall p.ss mill stand before Where the redeeming Lamb, my May. 14, became dc upward flight, of faith is now, in its onceived tun took spirit believe eye an hours, she insensibility which succeeded, her m fonliittuiily ns we a few from headache for tensely (June, rmFiXB. Youm?, of drowned liridgport. Ho St. Helena, fell belonged Co I overboard Am. \V. H. and Terms. was llainihou, I — in advance; t(J l 93 BO, per annum, One UO.Tnrco < opies; 00, Ten Copies. 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